Any ideas on this radio/radar gear please.

Junction Box Type 7 A.M. Ref. 5B/357 (latter are re-numbered as 10A/11842) = Standard Beam Approach. This is why it’s painted like all of the other SBA stuff, grey with a red stripe.

Stirling? I should think so.

Anne

Air min. ref 5B/****** is for aircraft wiring,,,this is not dedicated to wireless fit.From the legend plate you can see it is used to join basic flight sevices

[ATTACH]203539[/ATTACH] General Services JB No.5X3799 c.z.17791 16″x4″x2″

[ATTACH]203540[/ATTACH] Junction Box Type 7 A.M. Ref. 5B/357 8″x2″

Hi Hindenburg

You will probably also have found the AP too:

http://www.vmarsmanuals.co.uk/archive/1603_AP1186A_TR1143.pdf

This gives the wiring diagram and a whole lot more about the TR1143 and your junction box – not seen it on the Stirling though.

James

http://www.qsl.net/pe1ngz/airforce/airforce-raf/raf-comm-tr/tr1143.jpg

Thanks Geoff for that…found it !!

[ATTACH]203538[/ATTACH] and another oddity..box measures approx. 12″x6″x2″ deep with an angled plate protruding from the side.label reads Throttle Control MkV R.B.Pullin &Co. Ltd. Ser No. No.275/39 Ref. 6K/24..with early A.M. crown.

[ATTACH]203537[/ATTACH] This bit was with it.The plate with the 3 breeze connectors hinges up from the bottom.AM. Ref 10A/12993

Stirling?

Typhoon

LANCASTER

Spitfire!

10A/****** was stores ref for wireless equipment.Junction box 17B was part of the T.R.1143 fit